Re: [Gramps-users] Weird looking graphical reports

[Alex R. <sh...@al...>]

Stian,

There was a change to PDF document generator before 1.0.2 release.=20
The reason was that the PDF generator (and I mean the Reportlab one,
not the gnomeprint plugin) does not support tables with cells spanning
more than one column.=20

It is possible that I screwed up something in the process. However,
you should be able to reproduce what you had before with 1.0.0. If you=20
can't then I would suspect some other gramps version installed on
your machine (e.g. CVS or something else installed in /usr/local,
along with the debian package installed under /usr).

I'll look at it more. BTW, does the gnomeprint plugin do a better
job by any chance (Print... choice for the format)?

Alex

On Fri, Apr 30, 2004 at 02:08:24PM +0200, Stian Jordet wrote:
> I've been using Gramps quite a while now, and have been very happy with
> it. But I recently discovered that my reports aren't looking as they
> used to. I'm running Debian Sid, and I tried downgrading to every gramps
> version from 1.0.0 to 1.0.3, and it didn't help. And I _know_ that 1.0.0
> used to work fine. This leads me to believe that it is a python problem
> or something. Anyway, it would have been nice to get som help :)
>=20
> Two examples are here: http://www.jordet.nu/gramps

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